Assembly Associate
phoenix americaFort Wayne (IN)
About the role
Job Description
Position Summary:
This position is responsible for prep, assembly and test of sensor products. This includes, but is not limited to:
- Preparation of material to assemble
- Preparation of paperwork
- Assembly and manufacturing of finished assemblies per instructions.
- Testing of in-process and finished assemblies.
- Packaging of the finished assemblies.
- Completion of all paperwork.
Essential Duties and Responsibilities:
Soldering AssemblyPottingWire stripping Terminal insertion Measurement and test StampingEducation, Job Knowledge, Skills and Abilities: Minimum education of a high school diploma or equivalent (Higher education preferred).Experience in electronics assembly. Familiar or trainable in use of measurement equipment (calipers, gages, electronic meters, etc.)Must be able to lift 55lbs to waist level. Must be able to stand for extended periods of time.
Company Description:
Phoenix America LLC. is a leading manufacturer of magnetic encoder and magnetic sensor solutions. What makes Phoenix America LLC. unique is that our capabilities and offerings not only include the design development and manufacturing of encoders and sensors but the magnetic compounds and magnetic targets as well. As a company, we pride ourselves in our vertical integration of processes. We develop and make our own tooling and molds, create custom plastic and magnetic compound blends for molding, injection mold and over-mold our own magnets and plastic components, pick and place components onto bare boards and assemble sensors/encoders all at one location. Doing all these activities in house allows us to control quality, cost and lead times as well as easily create custom parts to meet our customer's demands.
Company Description:
Phoenix America LLC. is a leading manufacturer of magnetic encoder and magnetic sensor solutions. What makes Phoenix America LLC. unique is that our capabilities and offerings not only include the design development and manufacturing of encoders and sensors but the magnetic compounds and magnetic targets as well.
As a company, we pride ourselves in our vertical integration of processes. We develop and make our own tooling and molds, create custom plastic and magnetic compound blends for molding, injection mold and over-mold our own magnets and plastic components, pick and place components onto bare boards and assemble sensors/encoders all at one location. Doing all these activities in house allows us to control quality, cost and lead times as well as easily create custom parts to meet our customer's demands.
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